Since its inception, sweet hummus, or "dessert hummus," has been divisive. Available in flavors like brownie batter and creamy vanilla bean, it's been hailed as a healthy alternative snack — it ...

Dessert hummus is a food trend for 2019. The Morning This brand, "Delighted by Hummus," is a brand available at some local supermarkets.

The dessert hummus has 4 to 6 grams of sugar per two-tablespoon serving. The company seems to be aware that some consumers may be dubious about dessert hummus, as evidenced by its playful new ad.

INSIDER tasted dessert hummus from Delighted by Dessert in snickerdoodle and choc-o-mint flavors. Dessert hummus, a sweet version of the popular savory Middle Eastern dip, has been described as a ...

The Highway to Hummus has taken a hard turn onto Dessert Avenue, and I'm not sure how to feel about it.

Compared to classic hummus, the company's dessert flavors—Brownie Batter, Choc-O-Mint, Snickerdoodle, and Vanilla Bean—surprisingly aren't too far off from your healthy go-to, ingredient-wise ...

The product is made by the company Delighted by Desserts, which is known for their wide variety of dessert hummus products. They’re already serving up flavors like red velvet, brownie batter ...

Nope, dessert hummus is basically a chickpea puree that's sweet, not savory. Instead of the lemon, garlic, and tahini, this bean dip is flavored with things like maple syrup, vanilla extract ...

Dessert hummus is a thing. But is it dessert? Is it hummus? Is it cultural appropriation? I tried three brands and have some thoughts.

Hummus is ancient and beloved, but people didn't begin making it sweet until the late 2000s. The concept of dessert hummus is pretty odd, at first glance: Chickpeas aren't exactly a neutral flavor ...

The Hummus & Pita Co. is looking for franchise partners to help introduce its menu of Mediterranean favorites including hummus, pitas, laffas, and gyros, along with the delicious dessert hummus, to ...

The dessert hummus has 4 to 6 grams of sugar per two-tablespoon serving. The company seems to be aware that some consumers may be dubious about dessert hummus, as evidenced by its playful new ad.